What GPU(s) are you running in your main rig?

I got a 5700 XT just for an excuse to slap this Morpheus II onto something.
What's surprising is that the input latency was noticeably better than on my old RX480 out of the box, and after the IRQ interrupt shenanigans I mentioned in the 5700 XT overclocking review thread, it's completely ridiculous.
 
Radeon VII 50th Anniversary Edition (yay, a red shroud, that's about it) in the R7 2700X rig, which runs xUbuntu.

Evga 1080 Ti SC2 in the i7 4790k rig which runs Windows 10.

MSI GTX 580 in the FX-8350 rig which runs Windows 7, airgapped.

Linux drivers for the AMD card are way better these days hence why it's in the main rig. The 580 is dedicated for Adobe CS6 rendering, After Effects loves the card. Resolve in the 4790k rig, Resolve doesn't play nice with a lot of Linux distros and the 1080 Ti's drivers suck *** in Linux.
 
Just put a portable itx ryzen together with a fury nano, so far does well enough for playing around on.
 
Radeon HD 5770 in my system.
Radeon RX570 in my son's system.
GeForce 8600GT in the server.
 
Up until a few weeks ago, I had been running a GTX 970 (EVGA factory overclocked) in my main system since 2014. A homey in the [H] forums was selling a brand-new EVGA 1080 Ti (custom cooler but reference clocks) for $430 so I grabbed it. I had been looking at getting a Radeon 5700 XT until this 1080 Ti showed up outta nowhere. My primary display is only 1920x1200 so I've been using nVidia DSR to run games at 3840x2400 downsampled to 1200p. If the 2070 Super had been $400 and had 12GB of vRAM I would have been all over it.
 
Got myself a Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX 5700 XT from my local Micro Center about a week ago -- so far, it's been working great as a solid upgrade over my EVGA GTX 1080 FTW.
 
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